More than 9,000 children in Gaza hospitalised for acute malnutrition in October, UN says
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- More than 9,000 children in Gaza were hospitalized for acute malnutrition in October, according to the latest UN figures, highlighting the ongoing humanitarian crisis despite a ceasefire declared two months ago. Aid agencies report that Israeli restrictions on humanitarian aid shipments continue, exacerbating the situation for the 2.2 million Palestinians in Gaza, many of whom are suffering from the effects of prolonged conflict and displacement.
- This alarming statistic underscores the dire health conditions faced by children in Gaza, where malnutrition has become a critical issue. The ongoing restrictions on aid deliveries hinder efforts to address the nutritional needs of the population, particularly vulnerable groups such as children, who are at risk of long-term health consequences due to inadequate access to food and medical care.
- The situation in Gaza reflects a broader pattern of humanitarian crises exacerbated by conflict, with the death toll surpassing 70,000 since the onset of hostilities. Reports of ongoing violence, including airstrikes and military operations, contribute to a climate of fear and instability, raising concerns about the long-term implications for peace and recovery in the region. The international community continues to grapple with the challenges of providing effective humanitarian assistance amid these ongoing conflicts.
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